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He told a Senate hearing yesterday that he chose to hide in the hotel because military agents who had been checking coup reports were hunting him down.


"I thought Oakwood was the safest place for me. Hindi po ako kayang sundan ng mga intelligence agents doon," he said.


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He told a Senate hearing yesterday that he chose to hide in the hotel because military agents who had been checking coup reports were hunting him down.


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Gambala paid P48,000 for Oakwood stay

August 15, 2003 - 12:00am

Army Capt. Gerardo Gambala, the acknowledged leader of the July 27 failed coup, checked in at the Oakwood Premier a week before he and nearly 300 soldiers took over the luxury apartment in Makati. He told a Senate...

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